The week’s just started, and we’ve already found Halloween-themed snack plates, a deeply discounted air fryer, and your new favorite rain jacket on the cheap.
If your skin is going through a moody phase, and you’re looking for some makeup to cover up your blemishes, Rio Viera-Newton recommends this foundation from Clinique of all brands. The salicylic acid treats new breakouts without drying out the skin, providing what she describes as “soft coverage.”
Halloween’s still more than a month away, but we spotted these not-too-spooky Snoopy plates on sale at Pottery Barn. They’re melamine and dishwasher safe, meaning they’re basically kidproof.
In the world of air fryers, an eight-quart model is pretty massive, big enough to make complete family dinners. And this one — with a nice-looking stainless-steel exterior and automatic shut-off function — is just $50.
Everything you need to outfit your utensil drawer after moving is available for $15 today.
I inherited one of these Allsaints tees from a friend and wore it to shreds, so I will be purchasing one in a muted pastel shade now that they’re 25 percent off.
Here’s a surprisingly sleek puffer — that also repels water — for just $99.
The Rowenta Focus scored top marks from both a home sewer and a professional costume designer for its precise temperature dial and concentrated steam.
If your pandemic puppy isn’t adapting well to your office-return plans, here’s an editor-approved treat-tossing toy for pets with separation anxiety that’s the cheapest we’ve ever seen.
For the first-time camper: Here’s a $20 sleeping bag from the makers of our favorite three-person tent.
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